Ann (Hinchey) Guy - Akers [Convict "Mary Ann" 1791]

Ann HINCHLEY was born 1757 London

Ann married Alexander GUY on 8/5/1789 Shoreditch, UK

Ann was convicted of theft (stealing linen shirts and a cotton petticoat, a combined value of 17 shillings) at Old Bailey in London, Middlesex, England in n November 1789 and sentenced to 7 years transportation. She arrived in Sydney Cove on 9/7/1791 on "Mary Ann".

Ann had a relationship with Thomas AKERS c1792 and they had the following children

• Mary Ann 1792
• Sophia 1795
• Thomas 1798
• Henry 1799
• Catherine 1801

Ann died 1831

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Soon after arriving at Port Jackson Ann met Thomas Akers, a convict on the "Charlotte" in the First Fleet which arrived in 1788. On 25th. September 1792, she gave birth to a daughter, whom she called Mary Ann. on 7th. January 1793, Mary Ann was baptised in the Church of England at Sydney Cove, with the name Mary Guy being shown on the original handwritten records. Her father is shown as Thomas Acres and her mother, Ann Guy

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Ann was recorded as receiving a pension in Oct 1829 for services as a midwife 'who has been reduced to a state of extreme destitution'. No further record has been found.

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monaropioneers.com Ann Guy, nee Hinchley, arrived at Port Jackson as a convict aboard the "Mary Ann" with the Third Fleet on the 9th. July 1791. She had been tried and convicted at Old Bailey in London, Middlesex, England, of theft November 26, 1789 and sentenced to 7 years transportation. Soon after arriving at Port Jackson Ann met Thomas Akers, a convict on the "Charlotte" in the First Fleet which arrived in 1788. On 25th. September 1792, she gave birth to a daughter, whom she called Mary Ann. on 7th. January 1793, Mary Ann was baptised in the Church of England at Sydney Cove, with the name Mary Guy being shown on the original handwritten records. Her father is shown as Thomas Acres and her mother, Ann Guy.